I learned that if you want to evoke a "boo" or thunderous applause, it's best to keep it to 15.

His red-blooded fights, staged in each episode, will evoke applause from the serial audience.

The shootings evoked applause in the theater at a recent showing.

And they heard from Pamela Harriman, who wove her husband's beliefs and experiences into a rousing speech that evoked laughter, applause and a standing ovation.

That evoked louder applause.

His conclusion evoked only scattered applause.

The judge's decision evoked spirited applause by members of the audience, most of them Hasidic Jews.

Her acting combined with natural and down to earth expressions, evoked heavy applause from supporters and critics alike, thereby also fetching her a National Award.

The slides had been shown, accompanied by an impassioned and bitter commentary by Ridha Thuwaini, which had evoked somewhat heartier applause.

Her use of the phrase in this manner in 1977 at the National Women's Conference in Houston, Texas evoked considerable applause.